Quote Originally Posted by londog71 View Post
That was priceless, sorry I just had to respond..
Thank you
Quote Originally Posted by postmandan View Post
Heard a little something about that at Dweitts memorial. Never heard why you kicked Mr. Stubbs dog.
Quote Originally Posted by postmandan View Post
Reread your rebuttal Jack lol answer was right there infront of me


So much is right in front of us all ...

Jack

PS: Sorry, I have been terribly busy lately.

PSS: Regarding the "kick," there is a difference between a soccer player kicking a ball as far as he can down the field ... and raising his leg to BLOCK a ball from going any further. I never at any time tried to maliciously "kick" Dwight's dog; the truth is as I stated it: Dwight failed to make a handle, and I damned sure don't have to sit there and "allow" his dog to leap in the air and get a free shot at mine, while I am on my way to the corner. If they said anything at Dwight's memorial, it should have said, "Dwight was watching the match like a spectator watches TV, rather than as a participant who's involved," and made no effort to grab Ollie when I made a fast handle on Truman. No way in hell do I have to allow his dog to take hold of mine, and if he isn't going to make the effort to grab him, then what I did by BLOCKING Ollie's lunge with my leg-check, was perfectly justified. Quite frankly, I would have been perfectly justified in calling for a foul-out on Dwight, but I didn't, because I didn't think he was doing this intentionally, just cluelessly and lacking in reflexes. No person who makes a handle on his dog has to just "stand there" and allow a mishandled (non-handled) other dog take a flying leap into his.